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Enter: Connor Hawke
Amusement Mile, 91 Sorkin Avenue. Gotham City.
Home.
You knew it was going to be hard, making a clean start for yourself far away from the Arrow Clan. You didn’t think it was going to be this hard. But with most of your boxes unpacked, and tenants displaced by a gentrified Burnside filing into this once abandoned entertainment district- thanks to your generous, rent controlled prices- you’re finally back in the landlording game.
At least this was a cheap get. Even with all the gentrification going on in this neighborhood, for some reason the buildings down this part of Sorkin Avenue were priced to move. You figure it’s just Gotham- people get scared and leave town all the time. Fortunately for your tenants, they’ve got a superhero for a landlord.
There’s still a lot to do. There’s that zen garden you want to put up on the roof, that isn’t even close to finished. The Bailey family on the second floor still isn’t getting water in their kids’ bathroom. Not to mention—
You’re interrupted from meditating in your spartan spare bedroom by the ring of a doorbell.
Home.
You knew it was going to be hard, making a clean start for yourself far away from the Arrow Clan. You didn’t think it was going to be this hard. But with most of your boxes unpacked, and tenants displaced by a gentrified Burnside filing into this once abandoned entertainment district- thanks to your generous, rent controlled prices- you’re finally back in the landlording game.
At least this was a cheap get. Even with all the gentrification going on in this neighborhood, for some reason the buildings down this part of Sorkin Avenue were priced to move. You figure it’s just Gotham- people get scared and leave town all the time. Fortunately for your tenants, they’ve got a superhero for a landlord.
There’s still a lot to do. There’s that zen garden you want to put up on the roof, that isn’t even close to finished. The Bailey family on the second floor still isn’t getting water in their kids’ bathroom. Not to mention—
You’re interrupted from meditating in your spartan spare bedroom by the ring of a doorbell.
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Sal bites down on your arm, hard. He begins to suckle.
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The truck's basically doing donuts on Broome and 12th now. The property damage is insane.
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"Sal! Listen to me! I don't know what happened to you, but we can help! Just stand down!"
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Sal lets go of your arm, and starts openly weeping.
"Iiiii misssss myyyyyy kidssssssss"
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"Sal! What's happening? What's doing this to you? If I can find it, I can try to remove it!"
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There's another bust of static, and Sal's tongue swells up in his mouth until he can no longer speak. He balloons outside the cabin, his legs grow to a spindly twenty feet long, and seem to carry him away involuntarily.
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"I... I got nervous! I'm sorry! I tried to jump on the truck, but I'm so used to 'porting!"
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"Winding down?! That... thing's getting away! Isn't anyone going to follow it?"
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She picks a comm link out of her belt.
"Hey, Batgirl."
[Moderation: The rest of this conversation will be set in Stephanie's thread. Connor hears Charlie's half of it.]